Brentknoll Veterinary Centre

read moreHealthcare made simple with our Happy Pet Club Spread the cost & save money whilst keeping your pet healthy. Worcester's first accredited Veterinary Hospital and dedicated Veterinary Centre, offers a one stop shop for family pets in Worcestershire - Open 7 days a week and with on-site out of hours and emergency care from Vets Now. At Brentknoll Vets we care for Dogs, Cats, Rabbits and Small Pets in our large practice, that offers excellent facilities including a large, free car park, excellent links to the M5 and Worcestershire's only CT scanner for pets.

read moreWe specialise in family pets and small animals. Along with your lovely dogs and cats, we care for rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs - as well as rats, mice and ferrets. We love them all! We are an accredited Cat Friendly Clinic awarded by the I Cat Care (ICC) with the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM). If you have an unusual small pet, please do Call Us. If we can look after it, to our own high standards, that's great - and if we don't think we're the best choice for your pet, we'll tell you.

read moreHere at Brentknoll we feel pets should have access to the incredible diagnostic tools accessible to humans, so we've invested in a range of the latest advanced equipment and facilities to help us pinpoint exactly what's wrong with your pet - and recommend the very best treatment as quickly as possible. X-Rays - taken in-house using our digital X-ray machine, images are instant and attached to your pet's records. Our up-to-date x-ray suite is clean, modern and available 24 hours a day. Doppler Scanner - our state of the art Doppler scanner analyses precisely what's going on with blood flow through the heart, it is used extensively in our cardiology referral clinics.

read moreFirst of all, we are here to help you keep your pet in peak health, with lots of clinics and friendly advice. When health challenges do arise - we make sure you have access to all the professional advice and advanced services and facilities your pet could possibly need. Our vets each have their own areas of interest, find out more about them on our Meet the Team page. To make sure you and your pet have access to the very best veterinary care in other areas, we have set up regular clinics here at Brentknoll, with expert vets Andrew Whittingham, for advanced orthopaedics and Jeremy Wills for Ophthalmology.

read moreThis is when your own vet refers your pet to us for our special expertise and experience with your pet's particular condition. Here at Brentknoll we have cases referred to us from all over Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Wales, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Birmingham and the West Midlands. We're always delighted to see pets from other veterinary practices - and we promise the very best of care for you and your pet. You're referral to Brentknoll will be managed by your very own referral nurse who will manage all of your appointments, paperwork and ensure you and your pet are happy throughout the entire process.

read moreFrom accidents and injuries, to illness and disease, your pet can need expensive health treatments without warning. By far the easiest way to manage this is to take out insurance. There is no NHS for pets. Not all pet insurance companies are the same and not all policies are the same - so make sure you choose your pet insurance wisely. Lifetime policies will cover treatment for conditions for the rest of your pet's life, as long as you renew the policy each year. This is ideal for ongoing conditions eg diabetes.

read moreIf your pet is due to come in for an operation, please check out and print a copy of our Pre-Op Form which gives more info, including guidance on what your pet can eat and drink before surgery. Please also check out the Post Op Form, which tells you what to expect in the 48 hours after your pet's operation.

read moreShould your pet become unwell and require surgery or overnight care, our hospital is fully equipped with everything they could need. We know that being away from home can be a stressful time for pets so we aim to reduce the upset where possible. Cats can relax in their own peaceful cattery whilst the dogs can spread out in our large kennels. Rabbits and other small pets can find shelter in our exotics ward which is quiet and peaceful. All of our hospital wards are individually temperature controlled and our dog ward has direct access to our garden for easy toilet breaks.